Category: fnc/politics

Can Mitt Romney actually be expelled from the Republican Party?

Posted on by Tyler Olson
As Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, voted Wednesday to convict President Trump on one of the two articles of impeachment against him – abuse of power – Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. was already calling for Romney's expulsion from the Republican Party. 

Trump proudly displays ‘Acquitted’ headlines, mere feet from Pelosi at prayer breakfast

Posted on by Brooke Singman
President Trump proudly displayed two newspapers with blaring “Acquitted” headlines Thursday morning, waving them before a National Prayer Breakfast audience in his first appearance since he was declared not guilty in his Senate impeachment trial.

House impeachment managers say Trump, Senate permanently stained by trial

Posted on by Tyler Olson
The House impeachment managers for President Trump's now-completed trial in the Senate penned an op-ed Thursday arguing that Trump and the GOP-controlled Senate will be permanently stained by what they argued was an unfair process, leading to "not guilty" verdicts on both articles of impeachment. 

Trump hits Pelosi, Romney on impeachment at National Prayer Breakfast

Posted on by Caleb Parke
President Trump hit back against the impeachment trial as "a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest and corrupt people" at the 68th annual National Prayer Breakfast in his first remarks since being acquitted by the Senate.

Mitt Romney praised, criticized in Utah after guilty vote

Posted on by Brie Stimson
Sen. Mitt Romney’s decision to vote to convict President Trump for abuse of power in his Senate impeachment trial Wednesday has sparked praise and outage, including in his home state of Utah.

Schiff says Bolton refused to submit affidavit during impeachment trial

Posted on by Brie Stimson
Lead House impeachment manager Adam Schiff, D-Calif., Wednesday said former national security adviser John Bolton refused to submit a sworn affidavit during President Trump's Senate trial about the president's alleged "misconduct" in withholding military aid to Ukraine.  

Democracy 2020 Digest: Trump, Democratic presidential candidates, campaign off impeachment acquittal

Posted on by Paul Steinhauser
Both President Trump and the 2020 Democrats campaign off the Senate's vote to acquit the president of the House impeachment charges

Manchin, swing-state senators swarmed with Dem hugs after voting to convict Trump

Posted on by Marisa Schultz
A trio of swing-state senators got a lot of love from their fellow Democrats after voting “guilty” on two articles of impeachment against President Trump Wednesday, as their colleagues hailed them for political courage.

GOP introduces resolution to condemn Pelosi for ripping up Trump’s State of the Union speech

Posted on by Andrew O'Reilly
Just hours after their colleagues in the Senate voted to acquit President Trump on the two articles of impeachment brought against him, Republican lawmakers in the House introduced a resolution to condemn House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for ripping up a copy of Trump’s State of the Union address.

White House claims ‘full vindication’ after Trump acquittal, slams Romney as ‘failed’ candidate

Posted on by Andrew O'Reilly
The White House on Tuesday released a statement calling the Senate’s vote to acquit President Trump of the two articles of impeachment brought against him a “full vindication and exoneration.”